Luke Tryl
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1,318 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 Aug
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It's only 71 of 136 councils in May.
Which bits are you sort of hovering over?
Well, the interesting thing is just actually quite how much grey there is on that map.
And that is because we are heading towards a record number of councils falling into no overall control in these results.
And that's simply because our politics has become way more fragmented.
In fact, you said we're going to not talk about specific times, but I think it's 7.05 on the 8th of May.
I think I can pronounce time of death for the two-party system right now because right across the country...
You are seeing people saying what we've got ain't working.
And we heard that in our focus groups in the run up to these elections.
We want something different.
We're willing to roll the dice on reform, but also the Greens as well.
So I think it's, you know, the results are incomplete, as Chris said, but it's already a fascinating picture.
And I think one of the things which is already emerging was I think there were some people assuming that there would be a clear difference
direction of travel for Labour.
In particular, basically what was happening was that Labour was losing votes to its left, and that was either allowing reform in or the Greens were going.
If you look at lots of those results in those northern councils, it's not that.
What has clearly happened, it's not movement within blocks.
It looks like there's been shifting between blocks, and the right block in particular, the reform block, looks to have grown.
Some of that will be differential turnout.
Some of that will be switchers, but he's very clear there is no easy answer to Labour now just switch left or go right.
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